20 October 2020 | Labfacility Ltd

Wireless Alert TP Temperature monitor with email alerts

Low cost, simple and accurate

Wireless Alert TP Temperature monitor with email alerts Low cost, simple and accurate - Wireless Alert TP measures temperatures between -40°C (-40°F) and 125°C (257°F). It will notify the user via email whenever temperature breaches user-set limits, and when the temperature returns to within those limits.

Setup couldn't be easier. Simply follow the step-by-step guide in the free Wireless Alert mobile app (available on Google Play and on the App Store). During setup, the user is able to enter a contact email address and configure high and/or low temperature limits.

Whenever the device detects temperatures outside of those pre-set limits, an email alert will be sent to the configured address, and an LED indicator will flash on the device, visually notifying any persons on hand.

The outcome: fast, corrective action can be taken to rectify the temperature issue, preventing damage to temperature-sensitive materials, or ensuring building occupant comfort.

The device can also send out daily/weekly/monthly (user-selectable) scheduled summary reports, detailing minimum, maximum and average temperatures, as well as battery level, the number of notifications sent, and the total time spent in alert mode.

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